According to the National Bridge Inventory, 181 of those bridges are located in New Mexico. While that number may seem alarming, state bridge inspectors say New Mexico’s infrastructure ranks ...

HOUSE, I’M AMY LOU IN NEW MEXICO, THERE ARE 2189 FEDERALLY OWNED BRIDGES, ABOUT 7% ARE RATED AS POOR. WE RANKED 22ND IN THE NATION FOR THE PERCENTAGE OF POOR BRIDGES, AND 39TH IN THE NUMBER THAT ...

Cibola County, located in the mountainous Colorado Plateau region of New Mexico, was experiencing a period of extreme drought when a particularly intense rainfall overwhelmed drainage systems and ...

GALLUP, N.M. – The New Mexico Department of Transportation received a call Sunday night about a hole in a bridge on I-40 just east of Gallup. “Obey all traffic signs and drive safe out there.

SO HOW SAFE ARE BRIDGES IN NEW MEXICO? TONIGHT, A TARGET 7 INVESTIGATION. WE LOOK AT SOME OF THE MOST DANGEROUS BRIDGES IN THE STATE AND WHAT’S BEING DONE TO KEEP THEM SAFE. HERE’S JASON MCNABB.

Here in New Mexico there are more than 4,000 bridges, 2,189 are federally owned. About seven percent of those bridges are rated as poor. We rank 22nd in the nation for the percentage of poor ...